Recognizing a medical bill as proof of residence on election day rule amendment required by the Secretary of State

Summary

This bill in Minnesota would allow a medical bill to be used as proof of residence on election day. This means that if you don't have a traditional form of identification showing where you live, you could use a medical bill instead when you go to vote. The Secretary of State would need to make this change to the rules for voting. This bill aims to make it easier for people to prove where they live when they want to cast their vote in an election.